The cremation was this morning and we were given a set of paperwork.
- ministerio de justicia .Certification del acta de defuncion ( three copies) each signed and stamped. The reverse of each is translated into eight common languages including English.

Then three copies of Registro Civil de Loja, Certification Literal . These are only in Spanish . These are also signed and stamped withLoja Registro Civil.

Question is : is that all the paperwork? Dont want to get to the UK and find it needed translating or something is missing.

olive wrote:
The cremation was this morning and we were given a set of paperwork.
- ministerio de justicia .Certification del acta de defuncion ( three copies) each signed and stamped. The reverse of each is translated into eight common languages including English.

Then three copies of Registro Civil de Loja, Certification Literal . These are only in Spanish . These are also signed and stamped withLoja Registro Civil.

Question is : is that all the paperwork? Dont want to get to the UK and find it needed translating or something is missing.

Thanks in anticipation.

When my dad died we got the "Certificate de Defuncion" . It was accepted here in Ireland.